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Immersive audio technology creates a three-dimensional sound experience, enhancing the overall audio environment in an office. Could it help RTO rates?

Spatial’s creator curriculum program is in partnership with Conservatory of Recording Arts & Sciences (CRAS) to grow immersive audio engineering and design talent

Simple Spatial subscription model for commercial customers combined with a new free Backstage Pass for creators sets the stage for a world where thoughtful, powerful, and high-impact immersive sound is ubiquitous, accessible, and easier to deploy than ever before.

Immersive sound is far more involved than pressing play on a speaker. And, as it turns out, it might also help boost your productivity.‍

Advancements in Audio Technology Transform the Healthcare Experience

Calin Pacurariu Of Spatial On How Employers and Employees Are Reworking Work Together

More offices and public spaces are using sound design to influence behavior and feelings. This is what it sounds like.‍ I’m on the 20th floor of an office building on Wall Street. One of the offices inside is equipped with about a dozen speakers, some sitting on plinths, others mounted on the ceiling. Aric Marshall, of audio software company Spatial, is leading a demonstration of a new soundscape designed for the workplace. Holding his phone, he says “Just listen,” and touches the screen. I ready myself to hear the soundscape come out through the speakers, but just the opposite happens. The sound I hadn’t processed turns off, plunging the room in a cold, uncomfortable, almost metallic silence. Without me realizing it, a soundscape had been playing all along—in this case, a muted, almost imperceptible pitter-patter of rain falling on the roof of a wooden cabin—coating the concrete office with a sort of soft, sonic balm.

To create an immersive retail experience, some retailers are utilizing sound technology to enable a better experience for in-store shoppers.

Powerful audio tools drive immersive, three-dimensional sound that makes spaces feel bigger, or more intimate, or more alive.

New software applications are cleverly mapping audio to transport users to another space.

A startup called Spatial is unveiling its first suite of products today, focused on creating audio experiences that are immersive, interactive, and automatically generated.

The first all-in-one immersive audio solution easily deployable in a variety of commercial applications, offering purpose built speakers with seamless access to Spatial’s software and robust scene library.